[Poohbah]

Those who support McClintock are those who make the Republican Party worthy of respect.

Especially when tell those who disagree with them that they're RINOs, "un-Christian," "sodomites," et cetera.

[k2blader]

Especially when tell those who disagree with them that they're RINOs, "un-Christian," "sodomites," et cetera.

The RINO part seems applicable assuming the GOP still stands for conservative principles. The other two are inane, I agree.

[Clock King]

You know, this whole issue of RINOs vs. Real Republicans reminds me of the same kind of debates going on in the rest of society, such as in the Catholic Church. The Church has its dictates, such as no divorce, no homosexuality, etc. But there are those who refuse to leave the organization and join another more inline with their own personal views. They would rather change the organization instead. I assume this must be a human condition: "I grew up as a child in X, therefore I can not leave even though I no longer believe in X's values." Same thing happens within the Democratic Party, too. Never understood that.

[TomasUSMC]

Humm lets see - If you support the killing of 3000 innocent unborn children everyday, every month, every year, does that make you "un-Christian"? Yes.

[sruleoflaw]

If you're not a RINO, please tell me what principles of the GOP platform you support.

You obviously don't care about the pro-life plank; you obviously don't care about marriage between a man and a woman; you obviously don't care about limited government (Arnold's $445 million government baby-sitting program) and you obviously don't care about low taxes (backing a man who won't sign a no tax hike pledge).

I won't call you any other names, but please identify why you aren't a RINO.